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Microsoft Launches Social Networking Service For IT


Posted by Mitch Wagner, Nov 13, 2006 02:50 PM

Microsoft quietly launched a social networking site for IT professionals, called Aggreg8. "The service is pretty bare-bones, with little content and few members. Parts of the site, like FAQs, have inconsistent formatting and broken images. Basically, it looks like a work in progress, at best," says TechCrunch.

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